Oregon industrial pump manufacturer Patriot Pumps announced Wednesday that it has moved its headquarters from the West Coast to West Texas as part of an effort to meet “surging” demand in the Lone Star State and along the Gulf Coast.
The company said that it has opened a 50,000-square-foot campus in Wolfforth, Texas, that will house its corporate headquarters as well as production, distribution and field service operations. The complex opened with a staff of 15 that is poised to grow as its operations scale up, and officials noted that the company is already finalizing plans for a “state-of-the-art” remanufacturing facility on adjacent land.
Patriot will maintain its facility in Salem, Oregon, which has a staff of over 30. The company also announced Wednesday that it has launched a revamped brand and a “fully redesigned, mobile-first website.”
“Relocating our corporate headquarters to Wolfforth and establishing a primary hub in the Lubbock region puts us right in the heart of where our core customers operate every day,” Patriot Pumps Vice President Josh Standridge said in a statement. “Establishing our home base in Texas allows us to deliver custom builds, supply replacement parts, and execute field service jobs with unprecedented speed and reliability.”
Patriot says it provides engineered industrial pump packages, precision replacement parts and equipment refurbishment services to rental fleets, municipal water and wastewater systems, upstream oil and gas operators, industrial agriculture, and mining operators.
